The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1887-06-05
BAYeNNE nABB1Es.


The Red Roses were victorious over the
Lilies of the Fourth Ward, Monday after
noon bya score of 20 to 10.
Mrs. Minnie G. Roberts. of Paterson,
N. j., is the guest of her sister, Mrs. Will
liam Allison, Of Centreyille.
Mrs. Henry w f. Jones and her daugh-
ter Marion, of Bergen Point, are home
again from their long sojourn in Florida.
Yesterday Mr.. Daniel Till and the
NJ isses Till, of Bayonne proper, sailed for
England aboard the steamship Chicago.
An inn ortant session of Bayonne Lodge,
NO. SO, F. and A. NJ. was held in Schuy-
ler's Hall, at Bergen Point, Thursday even
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert F. Lowell, of West
Twenty-third street, New York City, will
spend the summer months with friends in
Pamrapo.
Monday afternoon the Cataracts, of
Staten Island, won a game from the Young
Columbus of Bergen Point The score
was 81 to 20.
By score os Is to the Young Column
bias. of Bergen Point, defeated the Stars,
of West Brighton, Staten Island, on Tues
day afternoon.
Mr.. D. Kirke Este, of Sixteenth street.
Bergen Point, one of the staff artists of
Life, has returned from three months
tour through Europe.
Their fifth consecutive victory over the
Rosedale's. of Staten Island, was won by a
score of Is to Tuesday afternoon by the
Unions, of Bergen Point.
After close contest the Americas En-
CINE Company's picnic nine, by a score of
: 20 TO %, defeated Monday afternoon the
Young Giants, of Centreyille.
At Prospect Park, Brooklyn, thesteam of
the Bergen Point Junior Athletic Club
vanquisaed the Oakdales of that city Mon
day morning by a score of % to Z.
Mr.. and Mrs Perrine, of Avenue A,
Bayonne proper. have gone upon trip to
the White Mountains accompanied by
party Of friends from Jersey City.
DR.. Joseph E. Salter has been delegated
as medical examiner in the Pamrapo sec
ton for the several councils of the Peoples
Reserve League, which exists in this city.
In Arcanum Hall, at Bayonne proper,
the Citizens Association met Tuesday even
ing, discussed several important subjects,
and elected to membership niue appli-
cants.
Misses Bertha and Marion Caruthers, of
Baltimore, Nd, and Alice Mcintosh, of
Yonfers, N. Y, are the guests. of Misses
Laura and Mile Conway, of Bergen
Point
The nine of the Bayonne Athletic Club
succumbed Monday morning by score of
20 to 16 to the team OF the Pamrapo Athle-
tic Club in the first of series of champion
ship games.
Tomorrow evening regular meeting of
the Board of Education will be held in the
City Hal. A regular semi-monthly session
of the Board of Councilmen is scheduled
to be held Tuesday evening
Friends at Bergen Point have been en-
tertaining Mrs. David Fl. and Miss Ella
Bishop, both of Brooklyn, and Misses
Camelia Condit and Ada l.. Bloomfield, of
Orange, during the past week.
The nine of the Young Mems Catholic
Lycenp. of Bergen Point, visited Staten
Island Monday morning and administered
a drubbing to the team of the Young
Mems Catholic Union, of Port Richmond,
the score being % to II.
For the two mile pair-oared shell race in
the regatta to be rowed on Saturday the
18th inst, over the Passaic River course.
Messrs. Thomas O'Connor and John En-
wright, of Bergen Point, are practicing
daily on the Kill-yon- Kull.
On the Avenue S grounds at Bergen
Point the nine of the Ariel Athletic Club,
of Woodside, Long Island, met with an
overwhelming defeat Monday afternoon at
the hands of the Bergen Point Athletic
Clubs team. The score was Is to 1.
Rev. r. S. Patton, D. D., of New York
city, editor of the Baptist Weekly" will
officiate this morning at the services to be
held under the direction of the Baptist So
ciety of Bergen Point, in the Third Ger
many Reformed Church on Avenue I.
Daily spins over the KiIl-von- Kull are
now being taken by the senior four-oared
shell crew of the Argonauta Rowing Asso-
citation. The crew is constituted as fol-
lows; Edward o. Schuyler, bow; Charles
w Irask, two; Michael V. r. Stingham,
three; Fred c. Eldred, stroke.
A tie game of ten innings, in which each
side scored three runs, was played on the
Avenue grounds at Bergen Point Wednes-
day afternoon. The contestlng nlnes were
the teams of the Staten Island and Bergen
Pelnt Athletic Clubs, and the game was
the third of the series for the Amateur
Baseball League championship series.
Three games will be played by the team
of the Bergen Point Athletic Club during
the ensuing week Wednesday afternoon
they will again play championship game
with the nine Of the Nassau Athletic Club,
the contest to occur at Bergen Point.
Thursday afternoon they viii meet the
Young Americas, at Philadelphia, at
Wayne junction, Pa, and Saturday after
noon they will do battle on the Avenue S
grounds with the team of the Brooklyn
Polytechnic Institute.
A new lodge Of Odd Fellows, to be
known as Goethe Lodge. No. 20S, of
Bayonne. was instituted Wednesday after
noon in Odd Fellows Hall at Centerville
by the officers of the Grand Lodge of
New Jersey TIE officers installed We're;
Noble Grand, Henry CARDS; Vice Grand,
Carl Treptow; Recording Secretary, Carl
Ohlfeldt: Permanent Secretary Bernard